Abdelkader Fréha
Algerian footballer and national team player
Algerian footballer and national team player
2012
14 years ago — 70 years old
Athletes & Sports Figures
Algeria
Born in 1942, this footballer played as a forward during the golden era of Algerian football. He was instrumental in the national team's success, particularly in the 1980 Africa Cup of Nations. After starting his professional career with USM Alger, he later joined the French club FC Metz. His playing style and contributions to the game were pivotal during his tenure as a player. Following retirement, further involvement in football continued through various roles.
Competed in the 1980 Africa Cup of Nations
Played for USM Alger and FC Metz
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